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vaccination or other process that induces protection (immunity) against infection or disease caused by a microbe
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the process of inducing or providing immunity by administering a vaccine, toxoid or antibody containing preparation. See Active Immunization, Passive Immunization and Vaccination.
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This is synonymous with vaccination. A substance is introduced by injection (measles) that then stimulates an immunity response with the formation of antibodies to measles. These antibodies protect the person against getting the infection. Immunization occurs naturally during a successful pregnancy. The woman immunizes herself against her husband's HLA antigens, and she produces blocking antibodies that protect and aid in the growth of the placenta. ...
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the administration of an antigen to induce an immune response, eg the production of antibodies.
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the process of inducing immunity by administering an antigen (vaccine) that is derived from or similar to the infecting agent, in order to allow the immune system to prevent infection or illness when it subsequently encounters the infectious agent.
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